Chuka Soba Kumonito (tsuruoka Branch)

Excellent and different ravens from South Japan! The owners and I communicate with Google Translator and it was a very funny and interesting chat! Arigato Gozaimasu!

First visit to friend's recommendations. I visited the shop by 12:00 on January 3rd. Frequently Questions About 20 minutes after purchasing a meal ticket with a ticket machine. I ordered dried sardines in China. I chose "hard oodle, thick, ordinary taste" because I chose the taste. It was delicious! I especially liked oodles. I want to eat again!

Soy sauce ramen with plenty of seafood, the source unique to Shonai. You can choose from thick oodles with light and richness. There is a small rise, and the family is okay. The staff is warm, and it’s hard to turn around. It seems that the number of shops is increasing, but I want to keep it stable and delicious.

Kumonito Chinese style noodle ramen specializing in sardine broth ramen. Seemed like A family run restaurant, very friendly service and warm and welcoming chef. Also Children friendly dining with low tables and kids seats and toy decorations. Very comfortable place to eat with toddlers. Chuka soba is Chinese noodles which is chewy type ramen made from wheat. Served with onion chyashu and bamboo They have automated ordering machine making it easy to order with side options to choose from like nori , extra onion, rice and more. Many ways to customize your ramen, from size small medium large, broth type light med rich, also 2 type of noodle to choose from thin and thick type. There is also option to choose from soup based , less soup concentrated broth and a separate dip sauce ramen. There is parking for 3 cars at entrance door and 3 more on the right side. And a bigger parting lot is behind the restaurant.

Went here alone for dinner. The moment I entered the restaurant, I could already smell the niboushi broth. They have both counter sitting (perfect if you're alone) and tatami. When I got to my seat, the waiter provided a bag holder so that I didn't have to put my bag on the floor. The ramen is ordered by purchasing a ticket at first, so you don't really have to be able to speak Japanese to eat here. They have several options to choose, like the richness of soup and the width of the noodle. I picked wide noodles and rich soup. The saltiness was just right, and the broth was rich without being overwhelming on my tastebuds. The noodles are soft with a nice chew. Tips: order extra nori to add some crunch The waiters are nice and friendly too. One gave me a candy when I was about to go home.